What does a borage seedling look like?
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What does a Celosia (Cockscomb) seedling look like?
Comments (4)So you mean I'll have Celosia babies for years to come if I allow them to mature? Excellent again!! :) btw I found all of the ones I planted, thanks again for the photo. Sandy...See MoreWhat do centranthus ruber seedlings look like?? (picture needed)
Comments (2)Thank You so much!! I think I have an idea of what needs to be pulled and what doesn't now....See MoreWhat does a SAC seedling look like?
Comments (3)I think it went into winter a little on the dry side. The bed is sheltered by the deck above and I don't mulch it because the chickens will spread the mulch everywhere along the walkway when they find it. I'm pretty sure it's dead. My clematis on the other side of the house are green all the way to the top of the service pole (well, the Bill MacKenzie goes to the top), and the Jackmanii is almost done blooming. Last year, it had live vines ten feet up the trellis in the spring. When I cut off the knuckle, I sheared it level with the ground, watered well several times since, and I haven't noticed any new growth in close to two months. I assume I just look for the smooth oval leaves on a small "weed"? Will I have volunteer seedlings the following spring or summer after seed matures, or do they germinate in the same season? I saw a few posts about people finding volunteer seedlings in August... I already have a few in my cart on ebay :/ I guess I'll take a look tonight and see if I can find any in the weedy areas I didn't get to last weekend....See Morewhat do Indian pink seedlings look like?
Comments (2)I'd suggest you wait to weed until the little plants get big enough to ID. Once they get their first true leaves (the second set), the leaves should look like miniatures of the parent leaves....See MoreJamus_S
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